Luffa gourds are grown predominantly to be natural and sustainable sponges, however, the young fruits can also be harvested ...

Time to ditch the loofah and use one of these derm-approved body wash techniques instead. Fact checked by Haley MadesReviewed ...

The origin of loofahs is sometimes confused with that of sponges derived from ocean-dwelling animals. Natural loofah sponges actually come from the fruits of vine-growing Luffa plants. These plants ...

Nubbly, bubbly, and slightly homely, some gourds aren’t good to eat but make perfect seasonal decorations for autumn ...

Nice foaming effect: The AmazerBath loofah sponge has a dense, fluffy mesh that allows you to create a rich and luxurious lather with just a small amount of body wash or soap. (Using AmazerBath ...

What to do: Rinse your loofah or sponge thoroughly after each use and hang it up to dry—the wetter it stays, the more germs will grow. Replace natural sponges at least once a month and loofahs ...

From old sponge gourds which people throw away, Vo Thi Ngoc Thu makes useful items for daily use, such as dishwashing sponges ...

Many commenters had a problem with the Tiktoker pouring the gross brown floor water into their bath, rather than down the toiler - especially as there was a loofah sponge for washing with right ...

Luffa gourds produce yellow flowers that bloom during the day and produce fruits which are brown at maturity. When the outer ...